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<blockquote data-quote="roger_m" data-source="post: 940482" data-attributes="member: 31436">There could potentially be issues if you enable deep scanning, but aside from that, it should never delete any needed registry keys.&nbsp; Years ago the registry cleaner had issues with false positives, but I helped IObit fix the issues.&nbsp; Did the problem happen recently?&nbsp; Did you have deep scan checked?They are mostly useless, but there are a handful of registry cleaners that are safe to use.That would be an exceptionally rare occurrence, as it should be safe to use.&nbsp; Wise Registry Cleaner and the registry cleaner in Wise Care 365 have very minor issues with false positives, but the disk cleaner shouldn&#039;t delete anything that is needed.Advanced SystemCare is safer to use than CCleaner, because CCleaner&#039;s registry cleaner has minor issues with false positives.&nbsp; But that&#039;s only issue if you use CCleaner&#039;s registry cleaner.&nbsp; If you just want to clean junk files, then Wise Disk Cleaner is much better than CCleaner (which I&#039;ve never liked) in my opinion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="roger_m, post: 940482, member: 31436"] There could potentially be issues if you enable deep scanning, but aside from that, it should never delete any needed registry keys. Years ago the registry cleaner had issues with false positives, but I helped IObit fix the issues. Did the problem happen recently? Did you have deep scan checked? They are mostly useless, but there are a handful of registry cleaners that are safe to use. That would be an exceptionally rare occurrence, as it should be safe to use. Wise Registry Cleaner and the registry cleaner in Wise Care 365 have very minor issues with false positives, but the disk cleaner shouldn't delete anything that is needed. Advanced SystemCare is safer to use than CCleaner, because CCleaner's registry cleaner has minor issues with false positives. But that's only issue if you use CCleaner's registry cleaner. If you just want to clean junk files, then Wise Disk Cleaner is much better than CCleaner (which I've never liked) in my opinion. [/QUOTE]

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